Lisle Urges Young Man to Take His Place in Senate
Lisle urges a young man to succeed him in the Iowa Senate as he retires after 20 years of service starting in 1949. He notes a biannual session, plans not to run again, and calls for reforms to reapportionment to a 100 member house and 51 member senate by September. He hopes for a smooth plan with minimal conflict before adjournment May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Senate
Eisenhower
Ray
Iowa
At & Am
House
Commission
4-H Members Selected as State Officer Candidates
Kenton Moss of Macedonia Gail Lindholm of Audubon and Mary Dun mire of Red Oak were chosen to represent the Council Bluffs Area as state officer candidates. An alternate is Phil KieverGray. Ten girls and eight boys were interviewed at Atlantic on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Moss
Macedonia
Gail Lindholm
Audubon
Mary Dunmire
Red Oak
4- H
Council Bluffs
Phil Kiever
Gray
Alantic
Mills County
Cheryl Shaw
Randall Barber
Glenwood
Towa State University
Human health seminars set for Council Bluffs area
Local health officials and community leaders will meet at The Chieftain Hotel in Council Bluffs on April 23 and April 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. The Iowa State Department of Health and Extension Service, Iowa State University, sponsor the discussions to review health services, needs, and potential community actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Public Health
County Boards of Supervisors
Council Bluffs
Robert B. Hegland
Iowa
Iowa Area
Chieftain
America Depends on Americans Like Youth U S Savings Bonds
Youth advocates urge participation in a national savings drive highlighting U S Savings Bonds as a tool to teach financial responsibility and civic duty among young Americans. The campaign emphasizes personal savings and national growth through disciplined investing.
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America
Youthuv
U.S
Potato Growers Boost Prices Through NFO Contracts
NFO reports show Idaho potato growers now fetch $2.00 per hundredweight for eliminator potatos and $3.75 per hundredweight for No 1 potatoes, up from earlier 10–40 cents and $1.75 respectively. Similar gains cited in Maine California Washington and Oregon as 50 producers and NFO bargainers conclude a two day meeting at National NFO HQ with 12 producers representing a $10 million investment. 70 percent of heavy producing areas working through NFO credited with success.
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NFO
Idaho
Daho
Maine
California
Washington
Oregon
Leader Ad Promises Savings and Better Value
Read the Leader ads to save money and find better value on goods and services. Local merchants offer discounts, bundle deals, and feature buys. Compare prices, check weekly specials, and plan purchases around limited-time offers.
Report on Three Popular Books at Malvern Library
The Wine and The Music by William Barett follows Father Gregory Lind a 32 year old priest who leaves the church to marry Pamela Gibson and seek a secular life. Song of The Young Sentry by David Westheimer features Steve Lang a navigator hardened by crash and prison camps amid a longing for romance. The Algiers Motel Incident by John Hersey recounts the 1967 Detroit riots and a sniper killing at the motel with analysis of race justice and societal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barett
Gregory Lind
Pric
Culverton
Saint Anselm's
Guadalupe House
Pamela Gibson
Pamela
Ihim
David Westheimer
Steve Lang
Mediterranean
Surival
Algiers
John Hersey
Detroit
Hersey
United Sales
Henderson Hornets 4 H elect Madrid delegates for camp
The Henderson Hornets 4 H club met March 19 at 7 30 to elect delegates for the senior 4 H camp in Madrid from June 25 to 28. Elected were David Bass Randy Morris and Jon Bass. Morris spoke on safe chemical use and Bass discussed how to dress when handling chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
David Bass
Randy Morris
Jon Bass
Hiram Cool
Jake Morris
Loyal Lassies 4H Meeting Report
Loyal Lassies 4H club met March 23 with 8 members and 1 leader present. Members gave talks and demonstrations by Barbara Richter on Choose Cotton, Kathy Kirlin on Stop and Read Before You Buy, Carol Mad docks on Fiber Personality, Phy lis Robertson on How to Store Tender Bulbs, with Carol Richter as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Richter
Kathy Kirlin
Carol Maddocks
Phylis Robertson
Carol Richter
Harbor Writes of Attending Services for Eisenhower
An official town delegation attended the funeral of Dwight D. Eisenhower and paid tribute to his wartime leadership and presidency. The writeup praises the young participants for their discipline, calls on Americans to accept the challenge to peace, and reflects national pride and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mother-Daughter Tea Planned by Mills County 4-Hers
The Mills County Girls 4H organization schedules its annual Mother-Daughter Tea for April 13 at 2 p.m. in the Malvern Community Building. Patty Patton, Mills County 4H Girls President, will host as mistress of ceremonies. Four county clubs will perform entertainment. Honorary members, youth committee women, 4H club leaders and extension staff are invited. Officers will serve punch and cookies to conclude.
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Mills County Girls
Malvern
Patty Patton
Mills County 4H
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Fremont, Mills
Page Counties
Vern Lisle
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
Northwestern Bell
Farm Aid Service Center
Reg
Silver City
Mark
Bob Burguin
Richard Roenfeld
Richard
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard Palmer
Henderson Hornets
Loyal Lassies
William H. Harbor
Speaker of
the House
Dwight David
Centennial Barber Shop
East of Pace Ser. Co
Stan Waller
Holy Rosary Church
Club 64
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